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Softball Team Will Host SAC’s Only Thanksgiving Food Drive

SAC Softball will be accepting various canned goods.// Courtesy of TNS
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SAC Softball will be accepting various canned goods.// Courtesy of TNS

The Santa Ana Dons softball team will hold a Thanksgiving food drive on campus Thursday and Friday.

All donations will be donated to Mary’s Kitchen, a volunteer organization that provides food and services to the homeless.

Only non-perishable and non-expired items is accepted.

“This is awesome. It is a great way for us to give back to our community and help people out that may not have everything we have,” said Dons pitcher Aspen Kyles.

Donations will be accepted at the Kinesiology & Athletics offices in room W-102 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday.

On Friday, donations can be turned in at the SAC softball field from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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Jordy Espinoza is a sophomore majoring in english literature with an associate in arts for transfer in journalism. He is the current sports editor at the el Don an award winning publication at Santa Ana College. He enjoys reading new books, outside activities and weightlifting at different 24 Hour Fitnesses.

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